- Cole LearnCAN55:30
- 58:23
- Ryan KentUSA58:31
About the event
HYROX Boston marks the triumphant entry of the circuit into one of the most iconic cities in the United States, for its first edition at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. This Season 8 event kicks off the US competitions with a record attendance expected, surpassing 12,000 participants over three intense days. The city, birthplace of a fervent sports culture inspired by the Boston Marathon, provides the perfect backdrop where history meets athletic performance. Solo athletes, doubles, or relays will experience an electric atmosphere, fueled by the local passion for sports. With cool fall weather around 62-72°F, ideal for peak performance, Boston promises a memorable weekend, fusing urban hustle and HYROX challenges in an east coast energy-packed setting.
HYROX Boston 2025 Podium
Solo
- 1:00:54
- 1:01:33
- 1:04:50
- 57:15
- Amr EllaithyEGY57:23
- Noah GraboysUSA58:15
- 1:01:42
- Katie DukeUSA1:04:53
- Emily WertzUSA1:05:51
Doubles
- 52:07
- 53:10
- 55:00
- 1:02:31
- 1:02:39
- 1:03:30
- 56:42
- 57:16
- 57:37
- 1:03:13
- 1:05:19
- 1:05:33
- 56:51
- 57:22
- 57:37
Relay
- 53:06
- 54:09
- 56:49
- 1:00:27
- 1:02:00
- 1:04:38
- 56:55
- 58:34
- 59:24
Plan your stay
Boston, as a premium sports destination, offers a diverse hotel selection, especially dense in the Seaport District around the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Participants will find modern establishments just steps from the event venue, enabling quick access for check-in from 6:30 AM. Expect upscale options with integrated spas providing deep-tissue massages, hydrotherapy pools, and saunas for optimal recovery after exertion. Mid-range hotels deliver contemporary comfort and walkable proximity. Though the city ranks pricey (level 4/5), the Seaport area brims with athlete-friendly solutions, featuring waterfront views and park access for stretching. Book early to secure proximity and performance-focused wellness amenities.
Beyond HYROX Boston, explore the Freedom Trail for a historical immersion along America's revolutionary sites. Relax at Boston Common, the country's oldest public park, perfect for active recovery, or stroll along the Charles River for scenic views. Dive into the lively vibe of Faneuil Hall and the North End, a vibrant Italian neighborhood bursting with culture. Harvard's campus invites an inspiring walk among its centuries-old buildings. For gastronomy, savor the fresh New England seafood like oysters and clam chowder, packed with protein for athletes. Opt for organic vegan bowls or revitalizing juices at local health spots, complemented by hearty pastries and robust coffees to recharge post-race.
Race Info
Land at Logan Airport, just 6 km from the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, for an express trip to the site. The MBTA system, nicknamed 'the T', with its Red, Green, Blue, and Orange lines, provides a compact and frequent network easily linking the Seaport District. Use a CharlieCard for cost-effective multiple rides. Walking is ideal in this compact, safe city, with scenic waterfront paths. For participants, plan an early arrival to dodge traffic peaks, and choose shuttles or direct public transport from nearby hotel zones. Park on the outskirts if needed, but prioritize sustainable options for a calm prep. The setup ensures seamless access, saving energy for the race.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Cole Learn (CAN) in 55:30.
Pro Women: Gabrielle Nikora-Baker (NZL) in 1:00:54.
Open Men: Jared Silverman (USA) in 57:15.
Open Women: Cassidy Manna (USA) in 1:01:42.
Pro Men: Hayden Warner (USA) and Jarrett Newby (USA) in 52:07.
Pro Women: Julia Kamide (USA) and Kristen Stein (USA) in 1:02:31.
Open Men: Clemente Carranza (HKG) and Quinn Rawdin (USA) in 56:42.
Open Women: Corey Murray (USA) and Sammy Johnson (GBR) in 1:03:13.
Open Mixed: Jenny Hallström (SWE) and Alexander Golik (USA) in 56:51.
Open Men: Joshua Gonzalez (USA), Kevin Gregory (USA), Sam Rao (USA), and Alexander Golik (USA) in 53:06.
Open Women: Daria Daspin (USA), Alexis Dreiss (USA), Gabriela Olivier (USA), and Vivian June (USA) in 1:00:27.
Open Mixed: Kevin Faranetta (USA), Melissa McKenna (USA), Chris Pytlowany (USA), and Evie Kaden (GBR) in 56:55.
The fastest Pro athletes finish a HYROX race in under an hour, top Open athletes between 1h and 1h15. The podium times for each division are shown above.